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FIFOMap Class Template Reference

A FIFO Map class. More...

#include <FIFOMap.h>

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Public Types
typedef Map<KeyPair<Key>, Value, KeyList, ValueList>	KeyMap
	Save some typing.
typedef vector<Key>	KeyVector
Public Methods
Value&	operator[] (const Key &k)
pair<iterator, bool>	insert (const pair< Key, Value > &newPair)
size_t	erase (const Key &k)
Value	Get (const Key &key) const
KeyVector	GetWordsAsKeys () const
void	Add (const Key &k, const Value &v)
void	Set (const Key &k, const Value &v)
KeyPair<Key>	FindKeyPair (const Key &k) const
	Find a KeyPair based on a given Key.

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Detailed Description

template<class Key, class Value, class KeyList = vector<Key>, class ValueList = vector<Value>> class FIFOMap

A FIFO Map class.

This class is designed to act like a general Map class, except it will keep it's elements in fifo order. This is accomplished by making the key into the KeyPair class. Where the fifo order is kept. The goal of this class is to make its use transparent from the Map class except that its elements are in fifo order. This mostly involves wrapper functions for each Map and map function

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Member Function Documentation

template<class Key, class Value, class KeyList = vector<Key>, class ValueList = vector<Value>> Value FIFOMap<Key, Value, KeyList, ValueList>::Get ( const Key & key ) const

All of these work the same as their parent's function only they use a KeyPair instead of just the Key type

template<class Key, class Value, class KeyList = vector<Key>, class ValueList = vector<Value>> Value & FIFOMap<Key, Value, KeyList, ValueList>::operator[] ( const Key & k )

All of these work the same as their parent's function only they use a KeyPair instead of just the Key type

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• FIFOMap.h

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